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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-19


The political Rossips have about
agreed that Secretary Lamar viii be
transferred 10 the supreme beach soon
after Congress assemblies, that Post
master General yiIas will become SEQ
rsiary Of she Interior and that Den d.
Dloklnson. Of Michigan, will enter The
oahlnss as Postmaster General. The
aosslps have been fooled before and II
is possible lbat they are vrsng in this
Instance, bat thes Il the arrangement
whlah they have made for the president
nov, and they agree upon Il With such
unanimity thai they arc probably cor
rect.
D1n n. Dlokinsou Il Detroit lawyer
Who iFst acquired a national reputation
through the great regard for bin mani
feaied b. ahe president. he vas snspg
che Democrats who looked TO Albsny
immediately after Mr.. Ulsvsland's cleo
ton. Mr.. Cleveland fell violently Ia
love wilh him at first sigh. Il is uo-
dorstood that be vas offered q position
In The eabinet rs It vas originally
formed. II this be true, be deelinsd
she honor. II was arranged, houever
that ho shoald be The Michigan boss
that ell federal patronage 10 thai state
should be distEibaled through him and
chat be would eudsav0s 10 win Miehl-
gan fer the Democrats in order that hs
might be elected 10 The Senate.
Hla leadership 10 Michigan has not
hcen 90 successful a. was hoped. In
stead Of becoming Democratic, ths
state has continusd 70 ave larger and
larger RepuhIioan maioFitiss until Il 4
ones more regarded as reliably Rsvub
lioan. Diekinson has no longer an,
hope Of catering public life b. way q
she Senate, sud il is probable that I
plaes u the cabinet would have CREATE
niiraciions for him than II did tire
veara ago.
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A few days $40 . man residing be.
tween North Seattle asd Smiths Cove
lost q valuable Gov. aud in searching
for her came upon q lot Of decayed
clothing and human bones scattered
along the groand under the biaa. near
the famous KinnoAF pare. Coroner
Root vas notified. and With difficulty
reached the designated SPOT. Thefe be
found pogtiaus % mans clothing and
q lot OF human tones scattered about.
A close Inspection vas made, and al old
rusty revolVeF With one empty ehamhsr
wa discovered. The skull eould not be
found and the coroner IL Of The opinion
that shea Il became detached gFc11 the
spinal column u rolled down the hlaa
into The bay. TIE bones and pistol
we're piaeed ia q sack and bFouaha 20
town. In speaking % this matter Cor
onef Root said: II am e she opiniaa
that che bones are thoss Of q suicide,
Wbe sopRht tie most secluded seol Be
could 20 blou bis bFains cut TIE
shOatiDa mast bare taken place ave
years ago, az scme of tka bones we're
aetnaiiy decayed. All the lager benss
Wora fouod and hroaeht 10 this oity,
and afteF being keyt q reasonable tine
uiil be barred. Toe pistol vii; Be kert,
~ a may same ttzDs be the means %
leading 10 lae idsntlfleatiun Of the De-
ceased
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anea and ui1hcat hsTlnH sAhna 80 y
go asA4i w1fln nkash = 49, s@iasa -
terde InsFa hoaiss = lss1EM
fifsssn yssrs azo FaisusAss So.
ssa oae q - pfeasaanl nassl.7sss g
-ths Psi1cs e Waies' at = A'eaas--
Hs sAsa pspEins1s hazrs 2 sess
asd 1a1 slioesshsr 80 e - hen. 4
Lseoon. Il tes nsl1ls e - p~se.-A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-19

lTTNTTED STATES OF AMERICA, TERRI
u tory Of washington. Third judicial DIS.
trict--ss.
Ia me District Court AOlains terms ct g..
attic.
One hundred and ninety-fve tins, coniairisQ
nfnety-seTsn and 0ne-haf pounds Of prepared
where's. Vim. h. white. Unissd STATES Al.
icrney for Washington Territory, has aied an
information In the above entitled Dtstuc1
o5urt. alleging In snbaiance a. follows, via /:
g Tia al . time pass. to-wit on The Isl DAY
Of November, A. d. 1857, IN the Cohesion Dis
steamship Idaho, AZ the wharf AZ Port Town.
send, IN Jsfzsrson county. Waahlngton Terri
torY. OuinrV A. Brooks CoiiecfaF a. saasnsna
for aAid district, did selEa Rsd pow haak ID hle
custody - The cnstom House Of said di9rict
81 Port Townsend Aforesaid a. baana forfeited
% the Gated States for violation 81 section
asa Of The Revised Statutes ~ the Unlled
States, certain goods. wares and meFchandiseI
to-wfi one hundred and nlnety-hve tins, con.
tanning ninosy-seyen and one-kaif poands Il
prepared opium; Tor that az = tine past -
VIZ en- the lst day q November, a. b. iss1
sale E0odR. wares and merchandise hereinbs.
fore euumerateo and described. beina a for.
eign growth and mHnufscturs aud saeiect q
the payneoi q duties upon being fmpor tea
ana hrUaaht into The Uniled Slssea were ~
some persoa 0r PeEsons uaknown, ualaEfniiT.
ciandsatinely. frau3ueotly aad knoEzneiF
brought lotto the Gated States from ssras n.
eign pert or piace. te-vit: from tie Province
u British Columbia u The Domlndon Of Can.
ads, With the tuseut then and there On aAs uaFt
of such lmporsG o. Importers to defrMud sas
Uniisd Ststss q the duties fhGren. tie dutIes
thsgron not having oeen paid or accounted Tor
er scared 10 Be- paid 70 the Unlted 6taasA All
oct sinee having hssn paid q accounted Tor er
secured 70 be paid 70 the Uniisd States, he
s&aS goods, warta and mercaandfse being then
and there q fha value a nfn- hahasea 40
seveaty-avs dollars" and przying Tor mant
sion md cher proper pruceas % The end thns
AID Eoods. etc nay b. dsc-ee.s 20 b "a -
uaia fogfsltsd accurda iy.
And wAereas. On rsldsns and aiinx h ssIa
information ths c0zn rnade ths to1lswing O..
de1 theregn, tosUtt:
Ehs Cnissf sts;es Il AnsEicA ". one kup.
cred and usnssy-ays tina containing nfsstv.
seFs- md ees SALE poands 81 yrsparsd spfass.
Ia this cause b 81 dcgn far heariar n
opea euurs IN Mond1y, The 1slh d1T q so
venbsF. A. .. 1854. g Mise and half e'sieek
= ., Il ne day. - gsieh fns al psrsons
hSviag o elAiziAg any lsasrsst IN sid eseds,
shef alieEnzin1s IN thai BET AL O. tbeif defaulf
ala Be catered. and lei noEics he siEen IL lie
usnAl fnr1 b. pahlicaEion tAsxeof q tie
Damn RcET lNfEz4EaEgczR
puAed Nsvenher 6sh, 1851
Naw. thersfsre, I'll pess04s kaTtng o. easEus-
izE a-y Interest," n sid o.. q. vars and naes-
etEz5ias ars ucts1ed . be and sppeap IL oraa
court 81 TIE tina specified IN sid oRianr. nd
sake the1r siiexali0as "a thn& kahaf e. fksir
lisfaaI1 giE - catered kaa the mayer e ssid
srzEfei.
-. Wiinrss a. Hon. Rscksra 4. yosa.
1alse q NJ DiErict coaFt ana fhe
~ 80 e So czars alHEaf. ssls ~ ~
$3.50 q 4SEeMtsg a y. 1Sl
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AsrnlxeE nrarEsr.

Fischer, tho anarchist, before bis ere
cation wrota 10 John MosA the Euro
psnn apostle Of anarchy. who new calls
New York bis home. requesting him 10
care for bis wife and caildFen. Imaeine
a sane man devotiag those whom be
loved 10 TIE tender marcias Of Herr
Mosi. Fischer mast either have hsen
strangely infatuated With the eoSardly
teacher Of anarchy or be must have had
q mosl unnatural fssliae Of hatred Tor
his family. Il Is certain that II they
dopend up0n AOssto care for them, they
uill 90 uncaFed fer.
Mosi. by The way, has last been rear.
rested. Il l. bis boast that be hss bssn
mprlsoued In almost every eoantry Of
Europe. 10 wes arrested 10 New Ysrk
nhassly after the HAymaEkea massacre
% aecount Of inaammaAoEy speeches
which he had made. and served q short
usnssBca ca Haokwell's Island. he did
nsa laks warning. however. and last
week wa sealn sndeavoFire 10 inciie
hla followers 70 disorder and rl0t Il 10
psohahle that be vill 0nee msss be sem
tsnesd 10 Imprisonment, and tkla time
q uill h fer IeaeeE period than BE-
fors.
TIE eirsumsiances OF Nests present
arrest AEs ret related nth the sane
detail as Ssse shose Of bic foFEaer seiE
are b. The oGlosFs Of The lav. Il vii
ba remembered that be wAs then
dsaexed. blahbeEiEs sna esylnE, FREQ,
beneath the bed Of his mistress, His
appearance vas certainly net . hsFoln
cue. ana even hla mosa devoted foliow-
EN- we're for The tine disEustea With
hlm. He is eaes mor9 restored 30 their
aseedsnes. hovsvss. ana IL be does noi
ens dsy suffer The faie wkish bsfsli his
OhioA9s Sssthsss. il wiIi b bssaass BE-
h unAbls 10 inaaoe anybs3y 10 carry
oal his iEfsn0as teashirGE
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SIIESTaxE s1KE1.

General vaisntins BAAes. whoss dssth
was reported 60 Friday. wAs rezAr3cd
b. TIE Rnetish peopis - ere ~ the bssi
oeacsfs 10 their army. Il has bssa saii
ihaa be waa ths mass hrtitiana ass &C.
aompllahed cavalry commander 81 fha
rsessna RenarAtlon. tksaaA il mass es
Gala has this elain 10 bis 6ahAif va a
tiails exiraEAeAnA He may bare hssn
Z hlghiy asoenrliahsa oEaesE, bal he
sever aceonpliakea Fezslta whicb en-
allls him - 3 piaes ahoEe oenegal
sAsEiaan, 0snsral skeosleE - Prisss
Fsotmisk CARTS Be ssleined hln
eealaifsn upou IS saenresizal sxssi
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PERILoUs sLEDE.
soax JoHxs0S's PEnILoUs DESCENT INTO
THE noLD oy A SHIP.


A few days ago enc OF the man en-
gagged In unloading coal cars on the in
cline for the Columbia and Puget Sound
Railroad Company, knocked of, and
stranger named John johnson vas Gun
ployed IN bis plaoa. Toe cara, after
being weighed. are run 40 tbs moline
and placed over the pockets In She
bunkera, vixen the bottom of the car IA
opened and the coal allowed 10 run out.
When q ship IL under the pockets the
pooket door Is opened aud the coal goes
directly from the car through the
bankers into q long shute which con-
veys Il TO the vessels hatch, aHd it falls
into The hold. TIE cars do not always
clear themselves, and the men on top
arc supposed 70 take l0ng-handied
aoFapeFs and give tia coal q start. On
Thursday evening johnson opened the
bottom OF q car, bat a great chnEk Of
osal prevented the car from unloading
itself as rapidly as johnson thought Il
should. He accordingly iamped into
the car, and hiss veiRht forced the OBJ
structioD, and man, coal and eli went
through the bottom Of she car and
down the abnte az she rate Of 100 miles
4 minute. The sailors on deck Of the
ship EdWsfd O'Brien saw the man
come flying down, sna going below
ihey found hin imbedded 10 the coal.
only bis head being visible. After bis
paFilous descent Of 70 or 50 feet, be had
struck the kelson Of the ship, breaking
bic legs and olhsFvisa iniaring him.
He vas sent 20 the hospital, and it u
nov uncegtain whether be will recover
OF not. One Of his ribs was broken,
and u u feared be sustained sefiens in
lernAl iaiaFies. The oaiy wonder ia
that be was not killed outright.
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IAues Banks wss ssns up Tor days
By Jusaios Jenea. Tor diaoEaerly con
daci.
A. Parker and ". Donnelly came 10
% remand. before The sane eCRri, Ga
The chasze % kesgi1z 9 place where
epiam uss smoked and foe iehGiinR the
same. HE dsfentaats we're fo1ad IN 3
room ir the Commsreiai hotsi. cns Of
then Rquztiing 90 he asor ia the pozi-
tiea ASSUMED b. orinm snokess. The
asfe1sa go nr Wae that aaeteeg nsaa
uhs has RO1e 10 Portland. entered tbeir
roon and used il dzFine fssir assense
tor TIE p1rrases ehafetd II the coa-
plaiHt and withoai thsir ku1wieeae.
TAI Afterwards the Two came into the
Tnmua. both vsxy falt, and ona Ct seelR.
iE hhG dFankan folly. bexan rnsadl M
and rlsyiaE viii Us epium outfit TEE
500 men weFe esid 30 swaii she aS4inn
u tAs esand iaEy 10 ai0a hcass.
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wRENoHEp HIs BACK.

IHxposvELLx. Orleans Co, n. y,
April 2. fsS5.
AhGus a year ago fmgrndeEtly
sseppee Of the Robson River cars w6ile
they we're in m0tion. Ia trying 10 save
nyself from feaFfal fall | wreneeed
my bach terribly. The nexi day | coaId
ust walls, and I suffered paia from nay
neck 20 my heels Farioas aFplicAtions
uere made, bst Bcthirg which vas done
absted my ssfisFing. Being Erxi01s 20
Get % ard attend 90 tasinsss. deter
uiasd r. place three ALLocck's Posous
PrAErrGa. one shove the etnsr, % NJ
back. Ia Aosat sn hcur ard halftkey
eaassd considerable itesiHg. TIE pain
and soreness ssreihiy decreased. ard
rested pretty vel that night. he Bext
morning The itctine oeRaR 70 BE quite
severe anasf TIE nlasasrs- To aes some
relief ha3 ny back vel Tubhed crass-
waye over the piasseEa. ! was surprised
wishin tWa hoerS afterwards e aod TIE
Pain and sorsusss tlmost gene. stayed
IN bea that aay. and tie EeFnsnx after
wards I RCs ~ ard asterded 10 bass-
ness. @ \. PoTTEaS.
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rooA1 napSnmrnos ox BUpD's INLKz.
TRsgutar Corr. Poss-fHteliagsnesy.I
coaRona rroNs,

FOCAL nAPRMMm0s oH BunD's Ah&1-
FRsgslar Cor. Poss-Tussllssssssy.l
cosFoaArIoNs.
krsIelss 81 incorporation we're flfd
with Secretary OwinRs laat eEsnlnR Of
he University Club, Of 5pokane falis.
Il q for literary purposes and mutual
Improvement. Tbs capital stock q
es000. Also, Of sbs Taeoua Brick
Company; capital stock 5000. Tbe IN
eogcoratoss ard sTustees are John w.
Berry. Il. J. Nyman and William p.
MS rsornine there we're fled asli-
clea incorporating The spok&ne Fire
TnnnrRnae Company, With capital stock
~ aN0 600. The trustees are n. d.
waiting. D. L. Mckinney and samuel
sssiy.
Walks o. eonerels are being laid IL
fraat OF tho new buildings Of A. II.
Chambsrn and s. O. Wcodrah. Work
men frOm Portland are laying The
former, which IA Of the Schiller patent
wb,Ie NJ, woodruff i himself superin.
tending the construction Of the latter.
Gua AuAA u NEtftaA taAS RaAe9 te@ tAt
long wharf has been completed except
Of toe ''Tn or dick upon which toe
warehouses are 30 Be built, and this i
expeoted 20 b. finished this week.
W. \. Austin, register Of the Vaneon
YER land of1ee, was 10 the CITY toll
morning after the records 80 the Olym-
pia land ofliee, belonging to the distEicil
Transferred 70 his Jurisdiction. He Il
not 81 al pleased With the efforts which
be alieQes certain Of Olympia'a promi.
nent eitixsns are making 20 have ths
Vancouver ofIioe removed 10 Levi
county.
d. L. Mckinney, Of Tacoma. is 10 th'
city on business connected with the keF
Fit0rial aecretary's ofkise.
Charles Hatch, a brother Of Captain
z J. Hatch, has succeeded 20 the posi-.
tion Of purser on the Fleetwood, mad
vaeant b. the resignation Of Mr. 9. @
Mills.
A marriage license has been issueS
10 Albert Wright and Martha j Brewer
Olympia, Nov. Is.
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LADIES' Gnd shH3sssie heoGs, cara
tnQne& ard faseiEstars 10 ali Eesirzh,s
STYLES sn1 sha1es. IcxEAa & RtS0xH.
Mkn.
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Fnr.-Ws have iass received 3 I'D
skipnsns- Eastern cash prices. CHEs-
m cIEAEr. nos
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~. - !. asss.. q. CIR = 80.
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FOR HONOLULU
WATER FRONTAGE.


MAsaYrEr.D, Ohio, Oct. II, 1887.
MnasRs- q. @. PENNEY + Co, Seattle. W r,
Gentlemen: You are hereby authorized 70
sell forty lots, water frontage, In blocks 90, 81
and 50, Ladd's addition, for $50 per lot. Sell
those Joining the Miles lots. have sent power
q attorney 10 Charley. Respectfully.
Csc, B. KTTxTsaER.
According to the above instruc-
tons we Lereby offer for sale the
last and only water frontage on
Elliott bay that can be pu chased
at any reasonable price, and on
which, for q small investment,
fortunes will be made in a few
years.
We have also some ehoics resldence and farm
property:
One house ard lot, priee e2200
Two lots near Oariet0n Cottage, $500.
Blocks on woodland avenue aud Park, 500
I've water front lots u Belltowu, 5000
FORTY acres 90 line o. Seattle, Lake Shore
ana Eastern Railway, $500.
Coed business locations on Front and SscaDd
streets, and choice selection Of cheap prop
erty In nearly al the ndditions 20 Seattle.
Examine our list. follow . lucy man and
You cant so far astray. Apply 20
@. Q. PHTANEY 3 co.,
ec92dAwlm james street, seattle, W. r.
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pressed and Sawed Lumber.

Dressed and Sawed Lumber.
TTNHE SPRING BROOK LUMBER COMPANY
IL are prepared 70 Al orders for home or for.
eiRn market in dressed or rough lumber. Btlls
cut 70 order. Architects bills estimated. Fir
cedar, spruce, maple, ash, cotton wood rel
wood, o. black walnut. Laih, shingles. pick
cts. cedar hop poles Glazed sash, doors.
blinds, mouldings.
City ufice-PosT- ISfELL1aszoER building.
Telephone call No. 7. biiu once 1t the works.
Telephons call Spring Brook. noi7tf
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An ordInAOce a1iheEiEina and EN-
covering The mayor and CLERK 90 exc.
ouae q band for appeal Ia tbs case Of
Kendrick W. the Ciiy. Accepted.
An crdiua5ce extending tie time
within whioh Mili street shaft be grad
"a 70 July IS, 1883. provides tEe bonds-
msn OF the contractor file their written
consent 90 the same ca % before Nc
vembsr a. Accepted.
Front street vas ordered planksd
from James - Cherry sifset. The
proposition of the stetson j Pest Iill
Company for furnishing iasber vas
accepted.
Msdisca street. grade matters ~srs
ufsFTed 10 The city aitoEnss, villa poser
30 act.
Adiaur1eG.
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ART STUDIO.

MISS CLAIRE 9 kTcH IA OPENED
kNA an Art Stadio e. the unlversitF.
where sha VIII give iessens h Feneil,
Cha4coal and Crnyon Dnawt1g. OF ara
chfna pAinttax. Mss G4teh reserved II.
asrncsiua h The ClnGlnnati AT Schoal eDd
ska San Franulsco school a. DesiEH-
FaF furtkeF lnfuzznnzton npDzT a. Der
rasldsnce - he Cnlrers1ts aisunda q
q lie s1udio- ~ In
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fA-AfA%~ NAAA
D. T. DENNY & SUM-
RE An
9 STATE
BROKERS,
ND
Lumber Dealers.
OFFICES.
Rooms 2 and 9,
FRYE'S OPERA BLOCK.
PosrogFICE BOZ asa
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufactures of every description of
SHOW CASES.
Corner Front aad STARK streets.
Portland. Or.
LEVY Bros, Agents, Seattle.
apetuthsAly
GUY IT, TRY 1T.
Snowflake Flour
oOu IS THE aEsr.
HANGNG'@
Baltimore Oyster House.
tate Of Poodle Dog Hotel and Rosisserse.l
Eastesn and sennd oysters. ana
Fine Coffee and Lunch.
SECOND ST. MAR WASHINGTON.
nois In
/ AM AUTHORlzEDI|
By the Manufacturers 4 The
FINEST DAIRY BUTTER
90 PUGET souSD. tuorsM
Hau Davis
pUNcENEss. |
70 Nest all Competition In Price. |
Knawlaa tat this hasieg. zoe whieh am 4
sole agent. ID ~ fag tals best tAna colnes &
io~a, aud reesiytng. - ! do, regular saspsy /
sTegy weeh, enahlrs ne te guarantee eefsain /
delivery aod sxseilsas aaAlisy.
I SHALL SELL 1T
so CENTS
pER ROLL OF TWO PoUSDs-sULL
WIGHT.
CHAS. LOUCH,
Frons anA UnIsn So.
ART STUDIO.
ARfas CLAIRE g ATCH HAS OPENED |
kNA An Art Stodfo e the unlEeFAffF.
where sha vii give leEsens u kezscii,
ChaIcoal and Crnyon Drawf1g o. ara
China PAintiax. Mss aatch FecziFed IN
ssroctioa Ia The CLncln naa All schoal 4nd
- San FranulHco school a. DeslzH-
sasidence - tha CnirerzitF 1lson1a 81
- H|.r1N -
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MIscKLLANKoUs.

Ga motion the plat OF Madison strees
addition 10 the city Of Seattle was APP
proved.
Ordered that the plat Of Halls add
ton 10 the city Of Seattle be approved.
Ordered that q tax levy Of 226 mills
on the dollar be levied for the payment
of improvements on Fourth street, az
der ordinances $50.
The clerk vas ordered 10 notify The
Seattle Electric Light Company that
they are not lighting ihe streets in 90
c0rdancs With the provisions ef thsir
contract.
Ordered that al electric iieht te
placed % the door Of the erRiRe hoate
Of Deluee hose company Nat.
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lbs reansar mselsnR % ~ fiztg Dgun-
81 ws1 hssa hrs niahs. Mayer Manor -
ksrhsiF. Thess vers rrsssns Csanell-
usn Fnrsh. Green. Lake. aor4n. Elsss.
RoazslI A. R.ft.e.
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FOR SALE.

A FINELY FURNISHED h TIKI. poIsa
"a paying business; one q he best loca-
dons on the sound. For particulars inquire
Of o. P. DAHLoUTsf, a sbe saa Francisco
Hotel
No agent need apply. noIs izt
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t OURQUREAN, PRICE & CO.
42s East Broad Street and 2O6 NOrth.Finh Street.
RICHMOND, VA.
OUR SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK IS UNSURPASSED IN FRESHNESS
ELEGAACE OF STYLE EXCELLEBCE or QUALITY
md REASONABLENESS ~ PRICES

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LINEN DEPARTMENT.
MAIL DEPARTMENT

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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

itocko SPRING DRESS juiely
an ne an
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N ol0rst0 match No
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SILKS, VELyETs, And PLUSHEs


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, ripped lks
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OF VIRGINIA.
John f. DOHERTY,
So EAST MAIN STREET.
Always on hand,
As FINE STOCK op aoono

AS FINE A STOCK OF GOODS
as can be found at any Merchant Tailoring
establishment In the country, and will be made
ana trimmed in the best manner Thirty wears
experience as a leading cutter ought To guar
antee entire satisfaction. and will be sold Ar a
very moderate profit. k,nIs- ~
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PAINTS. OILS. &c.
RICIIMOND IRON PAINT co.
Mt PATE x CO., 1907 EAST CARy STREET.
Weather. Wafer.

Weather, Water,
and Fire Proof.
Never Cracks,
Blisters. or Peels.
Especially adapt
ed for Tin, Zinc
Copper, Iron, and
) b in gle, and
Board Roofs.
Defective and
Leaky ROOfsfr
age and exposure
arerenderedt tight
and perfect by its
use. Damp and
Imperfect Walls
are also rendered
dry by the U.S. of
this PAfNl and
CEMENT.
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DENTISTS.
R1CHMOND DENTAL PLACE, "A
No. liz NORTH NINTH STREET.

Beautiful, durable, and life ike sets OF Ar
TIFICIAL TEETH as low as $500.
Teeth extracted without pain for ~ Cent?
All kinds Of filling tl.0O. Old sets made nov,
Entire satisfaction guaranteed.
TERMS CASH. Zap 2l,,
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THE STATE or TRADE.

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